All tagged Slow Motion
In this video, I'll show you an awesome trick for creating smoooth slow motion even when your camera cant shoot at a high FPS. This is super useful to know especially when you're provided clips that arent in slow mo. This also allows you to have full control over the speed of your clip, even if its low frame rate. —Max Novak
Just wanted to share this with my subscriber-base. Hope at least some of you find it useful :) —Sam Sheffer
Here's a breakdown of workflow tips and essentially everything I think you might need for working with slow-mo in premiere pro. Just remember that you need to get your initial frame rate right, or the rest won't work as planned! —DOD Media
In this tutorial, Kyler Holland shows how to slow footage down to 5% using Optical Flow in Premiere Pro. This works best with footage shot at 60 fps or higher, and with minimal motion. Kyler takes a step further by animating digital camera movements on his slowed clips. The results are pretty amazing!
How do I choose to shoot at a certain frame rate? And how do I edit mixed frame rate footage in Premiere? Here is EVERYTHING you need to know about frame rates! —WhoisMatt
Learn how to create cooler slowmotion/slowmo by using speed ramping in Adobe Premiere Pro. —VENTURESOME
Create a fake super fast robot arm movement with a jib or slider and Premiere Pro. A camera movement inspired by Kendrick Lamar's music video "Humble". —Cinecom.net
In this video, learn about best practices for shooting slow motion video, as well as proper FPS settings for shooting and editing! See below for my most used sequence setting. —Learn How To Edit Stuff
In this video we look at common editing mistakes people make in Premiere Pro. Premiere Pro is an excellent editing platform but can’t stop you from making beginner mistakes. The mistakes that we go over are: 1 Harsh Cuts 2 Bad Slow Motion 3 Pacing. —Motion Array
In this tutorial we're going to learn how to create a super slow motion effect in Adobe Premiere Pro. —Dansky
Time-remapping allows you to vary the speed of your clips with the use of keyframes.This gives you more control over how the speed changes from normal to slow or fast. —Jobert Monteras, Pond5
Kyler Holland shows how to make slow motion "buttery" smooth in Premiere Pro. He uses Optical Flow to get the most (a.k.a. the slowest) out of his 60 frames per second footage.
